
Armed forces recover Muidumbe after nearly two weeks under terrorist control
Mozambique’s government forces have regained control of at least one key village in Muidumbe district, though the circumstances of its retaking remain unclear
Mozambique’s government forces have regained control of at least one key village in Muidumbe district, though the circumstances of its retaking remain unclear
Attacks in Palma district are leaving the population fearful, though the LNG project seems well defended
Mozambique’s ministry of defence yesterday denied allegations of human rights abuses in Cabo Delgado, but Amnesty International said its allegations are well-founded
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Or if you have accountLarge numbers of troops travelled north from Pemba over the weekend — and may have retaken the key village of Miangalewa on their way through, according to reports
Mozambique’s security and defence forces (FDS) are “trying to control” a “tense and fluid” situation in Mocimboa da Praia after “successive waves of attacks”over the past week, defence minister Jaime Neto said
Tanzanian authorities “de-activated” a group of suspected insurgents attempting to cross the border to Mozambique to go to Mocímboa da Praia this week, Mozambique’s foreign minister Veronica Macamo said
Mocimboa da Praia town is in ruins following weeks of fighting and looting, with much of its population having fled
Military sources claim to have used torture to obtain a confession from 15 suspected insurgents, who have now been released